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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 6:31 pm

I just won a ebay auction for a set of eibach sportline lowering springs. I have the ford lowering springs that lowered the rear around 1 1/2 inches and front around 1 1/4 inches. The eibach should give me 2 inches in back and 1.5 inches in front. Oh, I scored the brand new springs for 83 bucks. crazy

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Post by SVT03Chris on March 15th 2009, 6:41 pm

Good find! The sportlines look sick!!

Can't beat that price either.

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 6:46 pm

SVT03Chris wrote:Good find! The sportlines look sick!!

Can't beat that price either.


Yea, I totally didn't need these, but if I don't like them I can just sell them and make some money or sell my ford springs to Blair (hint hint). lol!

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Post by Oldokie on March 15th 2009, 7:05 pm

Well, that's certainly on my menu.

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 8:04 pm

Oldokie wrote:Well, that's certainly on my menu.



Let me see how I like the eibachs, if they are what I want the ford ones are for sale.

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Post by 2006GT on March 15th 2009, 8:19 pm

Great buy! Now for some wheels.... :)

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 8:41 pm

2006GT wrote:Great buy! Now for some wheels.... :)


yea, yea, I want wheels but nothing out there in 18's. I would like 20's but I want m/t drag radials, so 20's no go. So it looks like I am stuck with 18's for the time being. :)

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Re: New lowering springs for the cobra

Post by Guest on March 15th 2009, 9:27 pm

David...since your lowered so much...You might look into some Lower control arm relocation brackets

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Post by 2006GT on March 15th 2009, 9:27 pm

What's wrong with 18's?

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Post by 2006GT on March 15th 2009, 9:28 pm

Just ask... We'll help you spend your money!

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 9:35 pm

Grabber07' wrote:David...since your lowered so much...You might look into some Lower control arm relocation brackets



Yea, I may have to do that, forgot about those. I was also getting the adjustable panhard bar. You have the relocations brackets right? Forgot to look when I had it in there air, did you weld them in if you do have them?


2006GT wrote:What's wrong with 18's?



Nothing wrong with 18's, I just haven't found anything I like in 18's, found a shit ton of 20's I like but thats to much $. Probably just keep the stockers and add more hp. :)

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Post by Guest on March 15th 2009, 9:36 pm

Leonard 95 wrote:
Grabber07' wrote:David...since your lowered so much...You might look into some Lower control arm relocation brackets



Yea, I may have to do that, forgot about those. I was also getting the adjustable panhard bar. You have the relocations brackets right? Forgot to look when I had it in there air, did you weld them in if you do have them?


2006GT wrote:What's wrong with 18's?



Nothing wrong with 18's, I just haven't found anything I like in 18's, found a shit ton of 20's I like but thats to much $. Probably just keep the stockers and add more hp. :)


I have the relocation brackets. They are the CHE brand that bolt in. I should probably weld them in for safety purposes....but they havent done me wrong yet and I launch around 4200 RPMs. But again i dont have the power you do. I would suggest welding yours in.

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 9:38 pm

I thought you had them jrod. Yea, I will get those for sure, should of got them a long time ago anyways.

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Post by Guest on March 15th 2009, 9:39 pm

Leonard 95 wrote:I thought you had them jrod. Yea, I will get those for sure, should of got them a long time ago anyways.


You will notice the difference. Plants the power to the ground more evenly. Might help your ditch diving tendencies lol!

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 9:46 pm

ha, I doubt that, only thing gonna help that is some stickier tires. :)

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Post by Guest on March 15th 2009, 9:54 pm

Leonard 95 wrote:ha, I doubt that, only thing gonna help that is some stickier tires. :)


Place the emphasis on "help" your ditch diving tendencies hehe...not prevent.

But in all honesty...I noticed instead of sliding around when getting on the car...it shot the car forward better after I installed the relo brackets.

As you know when you lower the car...the geometry of the LCAs gets all jacked and does nothing for planting your tires down.... car was a different animal after the relo brackets went on...very worthwhile mod

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 10:00 pm

Yea, glad you reminded me of those, I would of total forgot. Looking right now as we speak. They really say you don't have to weld them in unless you run 1.5 60ft, uh, that ain't gonna happen. :)

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Post by Guest on March 15th 2009, 10:02 pm

Leonard 95 wrote:Yea, glad you reminded me of those, I would of total forgot. Looking right now as we speak. They really say you don't have to weld them in unless you run 1.5 60ft, uh, that ain't gonna happen. :)



Ummm dont be too shore my friend....your def in that 1.6 range with some traction. 1.5s is in the realm of possibility

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 10:07 pm

I am gonna pick the front wheels off the ground like dein does with his cooper street tires after this mod. lol!

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Post by Guest on March 15th 2009, 10:12 pm

Leonard 95 wrote:I am gonna pick the front wheels off the ground like dein does with his cooper street tires after this mod. lol!


With a set of skinnies up front...and a UPR front sway bar delete. I would be willing to bet you could get air. Being serious

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Post by Oldokie on March 15th 2009, 10:16 pm

First dibs on the springs David. No hurry. I have plenty of other things to do.

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Post by sprint200 on March 15th 2009, 10:42 pm

Leonard 95 wrote:
2006GT wrote:What's wrong with 18's?



Nothing wrong with 18's, I just haven't found anything I like in 18's, found a shit ton of 20's I like but thats to much $. Probably just keep the stockers and add more hp. :)


Here's the wheels you need, David............17.5# allhail


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Post by Leonard 95 on March 15th 2009, 11:15 pm

sprint200 wrote:
Leonard 95 wrote:
2006GT wrote:What's wrong with 18's?



Nothing wrong with 18's, I just haven't found anything I like in 18's, found a shit ton of 20's I like but thats to much $. Probably just keep the stockers and add more hp. :)


Here's the wheels you need, David............17.5# allhail


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Umm, I don't have jarrod money, $800 per rim is way out. lol! They do look nice though, I can get shelby cs40 or cs66 in 20's for around 1100 for all 4. These are ok but I think alot of people have these. The good is they come in 18x10 and priced ok.

http://www.americanmuscle.com/18x10-gt4-0509-hyper.html

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Post by ARMORINE on March 16th 2009, 1:49 am

should look great if you need any help with them just give me a hawler good

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Post by sprint200 on March 16th 2009, 9:47 am

Leonard 95 wrote:

Umm, I don't have jarrod money, $800 per rim is way out. lol! They do look nice though, I can get shelby cs40 or cs66 in 20's for around 1100 for all 4. These are ok but I think alot of people have these. The good is they come in 18x10 and priced ok.

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I didn't say they were affordable.......I said they're what you NEED drool

They've been on my wish list for 2 years..................... baby

Of course, you could always just settle for a set of THESE stirpot only $1150 per wheel itsraining

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 16th 2009, 10:23 am

Ok Jeff, when I win the lottery I will buy both of us a set of those. cheers

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Post by sprint200 on March 16th 2009, 10:42 am

Leonard 95 wrote:Ok Jeff, when I win the lottery I will buy both of us a set of those. cheers


Now that's the spirit! bigbeer

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Post by Leonard 95 on March 18th 2009, 7:34 pm

Oh this is so tempting but gonna wait to camber adjusters show up and I order relocation plus adjustable panhard bar.


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Re: New lowering springs for the cobra

Post by Guest on March 18th 2009, 11:03 pm

David.. cut about 3/4 of an inch off the rear bump stops.....prevents the rear from bottoming when or if you ever have passengers in the rear. Just a suggestion


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Post by Leonard 95 on March 18th 2009, 11:25 pm

Well in the picture they provided 4 new bumpstops so I will probably just try those. I went to eibach website and they advertise 2.3 drop in the rear, lol, this may be to much. Oh wells, I will give it a whirl.

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